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William Nlentor, rter, for zgeraid in Nil- n ['far. ceeper intothy ackler, ;quarc, ss Oli lace .uf le 35th tect by sq. of flay it, ear or fleary 'f tba•n, ress, Le 1;1e lid of id age oil ~`tlUli~ e Into' ed IF )tana, se, 'irr Flee. its flits- 0 - NUMBER 5430. j NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW: EVENING, Feb. 7, 1810, will be performed the Comedy of THE. MAN OF THE WORLD. Lord Lumbercourt,- Mr, WADDY • Sit Pertinax Mac Sycophant, Mr.OO6KE ; • ,Egerton, Mr. C. K.EII , IIILE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY ; - - Sidney, Mr. o•RUNTON ; Lady Rodolpha Lumber - court, NITS. H. JOHNSTONE ; Constantia, Miss NORTON; • htty Hitt, Mks. GIBBS, , , After which will be performed (36thtimej a new Comic Pantomime; called • • HARLEQUIN PEDLARA Or, THE, HAUNTED, WELL , Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown, Mr: GRINIALDI ,• Sit Timothy. Clialkstone, Mr. T 13 LA N C HARD ; Sir Marinadlike Rupee., It I DGWAY';• ColumWne, 111iss ADAMS.; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. I3it I STOW ; The Fairy' Dew Drop, Miss WORG MAN. foxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. SecOndTrice 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price 19.—Upper Gallery, is. , Places for the Boxes to'be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tieW Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hirt-street, front Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play be n at Halt past Six. (n Thursday will be produced (for the first time) a new Drama, in Three Ads, interspersed with ,Music, called The ree Knights; , or, The Edid of Charlemagne. THIRD TINA. LYCEUM THEATRE. tinder the Special License of the LORD .CI - LA'IVIBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all.Parties,principally interested. . THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming . the q COM- A, PAN or the late DRURY -LANE 'THEATRE, Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Febtbary '6, Olio,' Zertorin a neiv Play, in Five Aas, founded on Massinger' s vortledy of The City . Madam, called • ' - - RICHES! • • • • • THE. WI FE. AND . BROTHER. • The Charaders by Mr. POW ELL, Mr. HOLLAND, ' ivlr. RAYMOND, Mr. WRENCH, • Mr. DE .AMP, Mr..PENSON, 114 r. VA-UGHAN, Mr. j, Mrs. EDWIN, Miss RAY, • Mrs 0 RGER, Mrs. SCOTT. The-Prologue to be Spoken by Mr.. EYRE, And the Epilogue by Mrs-EDWIN. To which be added, thi Musical entertainment of ..MATRiMONY. Delava', W Et ENCH; BaiOn'de Limherg (first airne), Mr. PENSO ?.7 • O'CloAhorty, Mr. 01-llstS TON E ; ,Clara,. Mrs. EDVVIN ; • . Lisctta, .Mrs. &LAND.. I:loxes 6s. Second 1' rice-3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. SeCond Price Paliery as. 'Second Puce rs.—Upper' Gallery is. S ec ond rr icc 6d. ' • Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Boit- Offitie, at the Strand entriffice '; of Whom may also be had private Boxes nightly. • The lloors'.o be opened at Ralf past Five, and the Per t 40 4nance to,begin At I lull past Six. Th e new Play of Riches I or, The Wife and ilre t thei, wa;' agOn received last Oktit, 'on its - second representation, with knittoundeo applause, and will .be retreated every Evening tilt tUrfher ritoqow, - with :Elia- .RoSenbecg. - 7 z-On Tlitlrsday, - with The 'Mayor of Garrett.-L-.on Fridays. with The Midnight Hour.--- - -And (n Saturday, with (for the first brie at this Theatre) the, MusiCal EnterUinmetit of Thelte- Itiew, or, -14 h e Wags of Windior. ARCF-lITECTUAL I.ECTU,RES AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY. %AJEare authorized: to state that the FIFTH and SIXTH LEC FURFS are POSTPONED,• in consecinence of a Resolution of the •CouLciL of , Ote.Royal Academy, liela on SaLurday last; • February 5, are. . VAIntHALL BRIDGE. NOTICE•is' hereby given to the' Proprietois-of the above Undertaking, That the Committtee 'have this day made a Call of 51. per Cent. being the Fourth n. stalment, which it is requested maybe paid on Or,before the 6 th of March next, ,to Henry Thornton, Esq: Treatirer, at the house of Messrs. Down, 'Thornton. and.Ca.Bartho lomew.lane. • By Order of the CoMmittee, • lan, 3r, Oro. lui.tus NASH, Clerk. WEDNESDAY. SWIFT. and Co. reln.nd their Friends and the. ihe 4.-LifT E Y will Begin and Finish brawing un W EPNES.DAY' the The scheme con. tains onlys; , :wo Is/uMbers, and the following - • CAPITAL PRIZES: 4 - - of - - £26,9pc.r 12 - - Of ' - - ,Ct,ono . 4 - .- ' - - -.- 54 900 20 ~. BesAes'4,963 infeln r Prizes from 1001.40 151. 4,e99 - - a - - k s,w)t, - 753 - - a .. . 2,000 148 - ' Soo 54 8 4,55 - 4 - - - - . .500 2,697 - - - .- - Soo Were Sold and Snared io the last Lottery, At SWIFT arut Co.'s Offices, No. It, Poultry, No. r 2, • eltaring.cros, anti No. 31, Aldgate High-street; Where Prizes in former fondles, 'amounting to•upwards of a MILLION.STERLING, have been Sold in Shares. OREM' LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES IVIESSRS. • HODGES, MARTER, pßu k and HUGHES, at No. 117, k4ll-Mall, No; a, PiaT.za, Covent.garden, No. 14, Parlia. rneni.street, No. 65, Fleet-stsket, and No. Mt . Newgate. street.—The Public are respe&ully informed, tilt they may be supplivt with TLCKETs and SHARLS in the present sTATk. LOTTERY, at the folldwing reduced Prices, viz. •• A- Ticket . - - 4 o An Flalf -- II ti An t:i.ghth 11l 6 A Quarter• - - 5t6 6 A Sixteenth - • -. 9 6 The Payment of the Prizes of the Shares is secured.by Go vernment, as the Tickets from which they are, made are all deposited at the Stamp-Office. • ... Clubs,. Societies, Stage-Coachmen, and Carriers- Will be allowed a handsome Discount.— Registers, gratis. . . . , Partner with the late Sir J. BRANSCOMB. ' Removed to 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-Hob-se, RETUR NS hts.Groteful Thanks for all FavOurS received during the Eight years •he. Was the only Part , her and person conneded in the. Lottery likisiness with tho late Sir tames Branscomb, and retpedfully_solicits the coat - rila‘ids of his friends and the public, at his present Mike, No. a, CORN H i LL, now established solely on his own ac ' c runt, and where the smallest order will meet that civility aid attention for which his former residence was particularly r toticed. The Lottery wilt- be drawn alj ONE.DAY, FE-; aI:LARY 14, iSio. "f ho Scheme and 'Plan of Drawing are in. themselves so vac}, and were so universally.apprdved in the last Lottery; :tl . at very' few words are required to invite purchasers. l'yton therefore has only to add, that as Tickets and Shares *ill most certainly rise, an early application s uld be made at. Ins' lucky Office • Nu. 2, CO IeNHI LL, near the Mansion-House. The Public are respedfully informed;that no 13tisi- Sess can be transacted betore Light o!Clock,in the Morning or lc ter Eight o'clock in the Evening, accordiag_to the At of A'arliament. REECE'S NIEDICAI, GUIDE, SEVENTH EDITION% This Day was published, The Se . Oenth , Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price res. 6cl irtboards, • THE MEDICAL GUIDE; for' the use of Fa • milies, the Clergy, and .PractaknerS in Medicine and Surgery. . Being a . 'Prat - heal Treatise on the Prevention, Symptoms, Causes, and Cure, of the Diseases incident to the Unman Frame ; ,comprising the latest• and most important , Disooveries.in Medicine: . By RICHARD RgECE; M.D.' . . • Member of the Faculty of Physicians -and Surgeons ; Fellow of the Rdyal•College of Surgeons in London; &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, atdOrtne, and'sold - by all Booksellers in the United " It is'of importam!e that every maw shou4d 6e. 'entitled to know something-of the laws of life,;the nature of disease, and roust rational modes qt cure this purpose Dr. ho6i: is bettef.l.i:ltipted than ally 'with which oe are I i is More judt`Lfoils that'>•the Domestic 111edi. - tine of Buchan,. which We have no doubt it su'persede."— Critical Itex: April, 1807.• .- • . • " 01 whom may be had; by the : santeAuthor, -A Pralicaf Dieit:onaryMedicine, of tYontestic i i cne .volume 11vp. prize Os. 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HOUSE QF PEERS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. Ti e appeal Groom v. Pinfold, which was pro ceedecLin fast. Session, was resumed, and the Solici tor-General heard.--Ordered to be further heard to morrow at half-past two o'clock, ` ; The Marquis, W4LLEi4EY,• to 'notice, rose to move for cerfaiu Papers conneaed with the subjea respeaing wiich .(the condtia of Mr. Ers cpnclnding a treaty with the American Go vernment contrary to his instruaions), a 'Noble•Earl .(Grey) had.moved for other documents.,on-Thurs daylast. fie thought it advisable that every docu :meat relative .to,the question, which could tend to place it 'in its proper light, should be before the pouse previous to the discussion of that iinportant question.,, lie , should therefore move fur other in closures, not moved for by the Noble Earl, which ,:were 'contained in the dispatch which the Noble bad called for, and for sonic Other dispatches of a more remote date. • . Earl GREY could hale no objection to - the pro duction. of• any papers: which could add . to the in ,. ,fortriatiOn he had. already m o ved f or , and whiet nonid contribute to t hrow light on the queslion he intended to biing forward, which would be confined to the c6nduct of , Mr. Erskine in the cireurnstances referred to ;_ he did 'not wish- (0 involve in it the question of the general conduetof Qd'vei - nment with: regard to Arnericr.. . ; Lord WELLESLEY then moved for the - additional ',vers . , and the motion was agreed t•zi LoßD' , Gmollitk. Earl GROSVENOR would now take occasion, seeing the Noble Lord at the-head of - the Admiralty in hiS Place, to,mm e for the .prodtpion of :he document to which he bad alluded on a former night.—To him it bad.appeak:ed to contain an improper inter ference on the - part of Government with the con. ; dud of a Member of the other Abuse ref Parliament . , who was. to-appear a:idgive-evid 'nee before a Court-• M . as he did not anticipate any Objedion to his he should not .rouble the House hi) any, arguments in support of it, but Content'himself with :no+ Mg an hum ble Address to his M , jesty, praying he would be 6racipusty pleased to grant that there, be laid before that House a copy pt the 'Letter writ ten by the Lords Commissioners of- the 'Admiralty io Lord'Coarane, on the subject of thr intention intimate! by that Noble Lord, to oppose the motion of Thanks to Lord Gambier. Lord MULGRAVE, if he rightly umlerstood the grounds of Lis Noble Friend's motion, could have no objedLn to producing the letter*ii called for, uoderstauding,. however # that it was not his Noble Friend'S intention.lo . make- use of that document as n ground of objetlion to the Vote of ThankS which he should have the .hon Our of moving on . Thursday next to .Lord Gatubier.• .In that cas - e, he should certaitily .oppose the motion, but if the objea of the motion was to foui:d a chat ge against the conduet of the Adrniralty'in•the.instance alluded to, he would willingly agree to the motion, fully confident that . the conduct of' the Lords of the Admiralty on that occasion ikas pelfeelly innocent, and that he Shotlld consequently be ready to meet-the charge. - Lord GRENTILLII thought proper to observe, that he would make any use he thoughi fit of any docu ment laid. before, that Honse,Av hatever might be the inleution of the Noble Lord who had moved for it; and he would nowt give notice that he would avail himself op Thursday next of the substance of the letter moved for by ; his .Noble .Friend ; and that whether it was produced or not, - he should refer to it in the course of the discussion which was expel-. ed on Thursday. . _ _ Lord MULGHAVE never intended.by any thing he had said to prevent any Noble Lord-from niaking . what use lie should think proper of any dociarn . ent laid bdote that. House. lie had only said that if the letter; • was moved for with reference to the Vole of Thanks to Lord .Gambier, he should re fuse it. As he had now understood the matter he should make no oPpbsition to its produCtion. Afer a few words from Lord GaosvEtioa,:the motion %vas agre4d to. LOrd WECLESLF.Y presented the Papers respect ing the Treaty with America, which were moped for by Lord Grey; on Thursday last. • They were ordered to be printed.—Adjourned. .OUSE OF COMMONS, • . . • • LORI) GAMBLER. On the SPEAKER taking the Chair, be corpmutlia sated the contents of a letter which he had reCeiv ed from Admiral Lord Gambier,,expres - sive of his . . gratitude for the Thanks of thc- House voted to thd pliant Admiral on account of his. meritorious ser vices in Basque Roads. HON. BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES ,STEW , ART. The SPEAKER, in a very eloquent and impressive speech, delivered to the Hon. -Briodiet-General • Charles stewart,. a Member of this Hciuge, the Tharflis of the Flp.ise which had been voted to the • `Boo. Member, in common with the other gaNitit OffiCers'etigaged its tae brilliant victory obrained by the forces, under the commatrd of Lord Viscotint Wellington at Talavera.— [Tik NI, fiber, while tbe Speaker ivas addiessing•_ him, stood up in - his Place. He was dressed in the . uniform of tii3 "regirhentj—Tiie. Speaker, observed, that amongst the gallant Officers who. had deserved the gratitude of their co4iitry, for their distinguished services in Spin, be had .the honour of being enrolled. '''Dur ing the two last campaigns, he hod evinced chit ar dour with whiCh he bad combated the enemies of • bts country, in the bold and perilous operations car ried on in ,the.king<foins of Leon end, Gallicia. No man who, had contemplated: the brilliant passage TUESDAY, FEBRUARY' 6, 1810. PICTUALLING-oFFICE, • THE C OII I4IIBBION.ERSfor VICTUALLTAG 1' 1.. S AWI.7ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, -That on Friday, the 9th . of February next„. thiy will he ready' to receive Tenders, in writing( sealed up), and treat forTwelVe-illin dred Quarters of NE W PALE, and fOr ,Thrte Hundred- Quar ters of NEW CLOSE-piti . ED AMBER PiIALT,. to• be answerable -to santtles (of not less than One_ Quart each) to be produced with the Tenders. •To be deliverk, one 1.1411 there— Farteright, and the other ffalf in a Fortnight afterwards, into His .41ajes!y's PiassallingStorei at Deptfiird, and to be paid or by r Bills payable, with Interest, ninety . day; after date.. ~• • 7 " The "Conditions - q1 the Contrael may be Teen at the Secretary's No regat'd will be had to any render, ,itt , whlch he Ptice,,thal opt hr inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board 6efore One o'clock on the said Friday ,the 91b of February "next, nor unless the ,Peyson who majes the Tender, or some Person on his behatf„ . attends . , to answer, when called . ,for. • . . •, IGTUALL LNG- U I. Pit, is, • , Feb. 5, stii o . THE CO2IIII/lISSIONERSjor t ICTUA L LING His MA YE.STY's NAVY do hereby give Mace, .that ott Fads ' , the 9 th next, they will he T.. , f .:177 ) , to •receive Toye,s in writin g ( sealed up), and treat for ,que Hundred 'and 'Seventy Tons ! legged, sound, merchantable RIC E i to k cyqviefabte to, Samples :o be produced with the rend,ri' ; to he..delivered in a fortni g ht into His- Majesty's. Army Fißztalling Storei,''in' Saint Catharines : and to be paid' for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety,' Days aftoe date. ' • The CoNJitio;:s of the ,coniraa ntay be seen at Me Secretiky'l No regard will 1; ! . had toanyTender . ?Match the Price shall tsiii be inserted its wurds i t length, or that sba - ll not be delivered 19 the ,Board bffore One o'oo4 on She said Friday_verst, the • 91b ilst, nor unless the Person who snakes the ,Tender, or :ooze j!er..• eo n en his elall, a tt en d s to ,t sewer who., called for.. . . This parwaapubiis.hed, ECESSITY for UNIVERSAL TOLERA IN ekemplitted in the OPINIONS of the Rikht ;tt~n. HENRY ckAri - AN, M.P. Lord HUTCHINSON, 1:;13. &c. • the Earl of NOMA; the: Present Bish4p of NORWICH, and the Bishop: of LAN F ;to which are subjoined, the last French Imperial Decrees respecting the papatl3omioons: wink Preliminary Observations.. Care t-101y revise:: alto corre6ted from AuthentiC ManuStriptS: To which is ail - lied, an ExpoAtion of the Oath, taken by Roman Catholic's. • • - " It Would; I think; be an ad of undeniable wisdom and justice to communicate to our fellow-subjects, professing the Allman Catholic Religion, the full, enjoyment of our Civil Constitution."--I.etter from Lord GrenVilie to the Earl of la-n;Alt; 1810.—page t; London : Printed frir I, Booker, New Bond street ; f. Cork ;, and W. Figges, Naf.situ-street,. Grafton-street, 1810., NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 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